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Ross Walker
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Contributor, Switzer Daily
Sydney
Beats
defence technology history and sociological subjects as a preferencescience but has always been a general news reporter.
Sports ('cause I'm a fan)
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By Ross Walker, Andy White, Xander O'Neill, Nina H Fefferman| bioRxiv@ AbstractPace of life history is a key axis of variation in life history strategies that captures the evolutionary trade-off between investing in lifespan versus reproduction. It has been suggested that social behaviour, and therefore network structure, may vary with pace of life, but formal theory remains scarce. We develop a novel mathematical model to examine how differences in demographic turnover may constrain emergent social network structures in natural populations.
James Naismith, the investor of basketball, was Scottish. Why this crucial part of the game’s history is often ignored
By Ross Walker| StudyFinds@ Statue of James Naismith, inventor of basketball, in Almonte, Ontario, Canada, on 24 May 2023. (Photo by Nigel Jarvis on Shutterstock)Tension, excitement, glamour and big bucks: basketball’s popularity is soaring around the world, with 3.3 billion people interested in the game, according to one study.
By Ross Walker, Andy White, Xander O'Neill, Nina H Fefferman| bioRxiv@ AbstractPace of life history is a key axis of variation in life history strategies that captures the evolutionary trade-off between investing in lifespan versus reproduction. It has been suggested that social behaviour, and therefore network structure, may vary with pace of life, but formal theory remains scarce. We develop a novel mathematical model to examine how differences in demographic turnover may constrain emergent social network structures in natural populations.
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Switzer Daily